Clinical

SOAP Notes

A standardized documentation format used by healthcare providers consisting of four sections: Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan.

In Detail

SOAP notes are the standard for PT clinical documentation. Subjective: patient-reported symptoms, pain levels, functional complaints. Objective: measurable findings including ROM, MMT, special tests, gait analysis. Assessment: clinical interpretation, progress toward goals, treatment effectiveness. Plan: continued interventions, frequency changes, referrals, discharge planning. PRACTIS generates SOAP notes from voice recordings in under 2 minutes, reducing documentation time by 82% while maintaining compliance standards.

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CPT Codes

CPT

Current Procedural Terminology codes — a standardized system of 5-digit codes used to describe medical, surgical, and diagnostic services for billing purposes.

Medical Necessity

The clinical justification that a healthcare service is reasonable and necessary for the diagnosis or treatment of a patient's condition.

Plan of Care (POC)

POC

A documented treatment plan that outlines the patient's diagnosis, functional limitations, treatment goals, interventions, frequency, and expected duration of therapy.

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